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  Get free seeds, shipping, and returns: https://www.epicgardening.com/greenho...
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Order Birdies raised beds: https://growepic.co/3gJ2vrH Raised garden beds are the #1 method I currently use to grow a ton of healthy, epic produce in my garden. But I made A TON of mistakes when I started my raised bed garden, so I figured I'd share them with you so you can hopefully learn from my mistakes instead of making them yourself.
Order Birdies raised beds: https://growepic.co/3gJ2vrH Raised garden beds are the #1 method I currently use to grow a ton of healthy, epic produce in my garden. But I made A TON of mistakes when I started my raised bed garden, so I figured I'd share them with you so you can hopefully learn from my mistakes instead of making them yourself.
=====Very Easy MODERN RAISED GARDEN PLANTER for your home!=====
[https://www.reddit.com/r/howto/comments/inpxh6/very_easy_modern_raised_garden_planter_for_your/ by reddit]
Personally I like to grow stuff that is expensive (relatively) that I use infrequently. Sage, thyme, rosemary, chives. When a recipe calls for these it’s $5 a packet. If I have some space; a hot pepper.
Secondly and for similar reasons I grow tomatoes. This isn’t the right planter for those.
What I don’t plant? Onions, potatoes, carrots. They take 1/2 year to grow and they aren’t very expensive and they are easy to have on-hand in the kitchen. Lettuce: always dies on me, not that interesting anyway. Strawberries: pretty easy to buy when in season and they are good. Strawberry plant is a drooping PITA.